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Cosa c'entra il copywriting con la letteratura? Molti pensano che il copywriting sia in qualche modo imparentato con la letteratura. Del resto, in entrambi i casi devi saperci fare con le parole. Eppure qui Shakespeare non c'entra nulla. E neppure Manzoni. Un bravo copywriter sa che quando scrive la sua lettera di vendita o la sua e-mail deve prima di tutto comunicare chiaramente. Non deve scrivere un capolavoro mondiale. Non deve vincere un premio letterario per la sales letter di profonda introspezione psicologica che scava nei meandri dell'animo umano. Nossignore. Un bravo copy deve prima di tutto produrre comunicazione efficiente. E una comunicazione efficiente è quella che persuade. Che produce messaggi che arrivano dritti dritti al destinatario senza perdersi per strada. Per esempio una lettera di vendita che vende :-) Il copywriting è un'arte, e come tale richiede la conoscenza di tecniche specifiche. Basta solo decidere di impararle. Se ti interessa l'argomento, trovi un buon approfondimento sulle tecniche di copywriting per il web in "Scrivere Per Persuadere", il nuovo corso di Italo Cillo. Come vedrai, non si tratta affatto di tecniche di "bella scrittura", che so, di raffinati accostamenti di parole, di argute metafore, di concetti espressi in maniera attraente. Infatti, un copywriter può decidere

Conto deposito: Come detto dal titolo in questo post ho voluto introdurre una mia recensione PERSONALE sul conto deposito Carige che ho aperto circa 5 mesi fa! Ok, come detto negli altri post precedenti per aprire un conto deposito bisogna prima compilare il form , con tutti i dati completi , poi lasciando appunto il contatto telefonico verrete contattati da un addetto che vi illustrera sul da farsi , solo in ultimo vi verra inviata

This is by far the best-educated cohort in our history - on paper, anyway - but apparently lacking in courage, judgment, capacity to analyse or even simple curiosity, except about immediate personal needs.

Our 6th grade collaborative project with a focus on global issues. We are looking for schools to join us with the hopes of working on some collaborative lyrics in Google Docs, remixing audio tracks shared between schools and possibly a skype session. We are running the project 5 times this year for 6 weeks at a time. Email me if you are interested i taking part at one point. jennifergarcia@abc-net.edu.sv

ARC Guide for Educators and Students The guide introduces educators and students to the National Archives' Archival Research Catalog (ARC). Searching in ARC to learn more about National Archives' historical documents could enrich a classroom activity, a homework assignment, or a research project. - Methodology I might follow with 8th graders who may serve as research experts to younger kids.

I wondered if there was easy access to raw info and here it is! Cool sets like Illustrated Newspapers, Women Striving, News in the 1910s, etc.

Alberta schools use the Critical Thinking Consortium's tools for guiding inquiry. I looked into the one about investigating pictures.

A learning philosophy that I think goes hand in hand with any project styled learning situation. a constructivist approach to early education. "Reggio Emilia's approach does challenge some conceptions of teacher competence and developmentally appropriate practice. For example, teachers in Reggio Emilia assert the importance of being confused as a contributor to learning; thus a major teaching strategy is purposely to allow mistakes to happen, or to begin a project with no clear sense of where it might end."

Big RE fan..Your comment makes me think: Any examples of teachers working with kids on themes similar to the ones we're talking about? I'll snoop around a little.

First coveted by the side of Salu, then a series of films with him and now that some drivers, quick to enter Bollywood fresh Sonakshi Katz (sorry, I wanted the cats) in the league.

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I do not want to let you see my sadless!

Teenage Love is complicated, but beautiful. I'm not saying that no other form of romantic love is not, but I think these

In my Learning Through Projects series, I wrote about crafting questions that drive projects. Developing interesting, relevant, and meaningful driving questions is challenging. To help teachers with project based learning, Global Digital Citizenship Foundation has free publications with ideas and resource links. The publications are PDFs and are licensed under Creative Commons, so you may distribute or print them as long as you do not modify them in any way.

"I wrote a blog about one of the pitfalls of personalization for the ASCD Whole Child Blog. Specifically, that pitfall is the lack of engagement. With all the focus on personalization through time, pacing, and place, it can be easy to forget about the importance of engagement. No matter where students learn, when they learn, and the timing of the learning, engagement drives them to learn. When we factor all the pieces of personalization together, we can truly meet students where they are and set them on a path of learning that truly meets their needs and desires. Project-based learning can be an effective engagement framework to engage students in personalized learning."

You know the hardest thing about teaching with project-based learning? Explaining it to someone. It seems to me that whenever I asked someone the definition of PBL, the description was always so complicated that my eyes would begin to glaze over immediately. So to help you in your own musings, I've devised an elevator speech to help you clearly see what's it all about.

When a teacher, school, or district tells parents and community members, "We're going to do Project Based Learning!" the response may vary. You're lucky if some say, "Great news! Students need to be taught differently these days!" but a more typical response might be: What's Project Based Learning?  That's not how I was taught. Why do we need PBL, if (a) our school is already doing well, or (b) what we really need is a better literacy/math program to raise test scores?  Isn't that just a trendy new thing that doesn't really work?  How is this going to affect my child (and me)?  Basically, they're asking for the what, why, and how. Here are some successful strategies we've seen to answer these questions.